Promised Land, Sugaree, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Big River, Brokedown Palace, Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow, Casey Jones
Set 2
Around & Around, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Don't Ease Me In, Me And Bobby McGee, Mississippi Half Step, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band, Row Jimmy, Greatest Story Ever Told, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away
Notes
Notes:
-- All disc changes are seamless
-- You can move the disc changes to fit the show onto 3 discs
-- Thanks to David Gans for lending me his Dats
-- Thanks to Robert Darst for his help with the soundcheck
-- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction
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Dat (Sony R500) -> Tascam SS-R05 -> Adobe Audition v3.0 -> Samplitude Professional 11.2 -> FLAC
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December 2, 2022 (edited)
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“Where does the time go?”
Thank you
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November 15, 2022 Subject:
Best recording I could find for this one
I won't spend too long reviewing this show because as far as '73 goes, it's pretty run-of-the-mill. But it's still a '73 Dead show, and very little in
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life tops that! Of course, everyone knows the Boston Music Hall '73 shows from the Dick's Picks, but that series leaves out any recording of this show, which is maybe for the best. Nothing too groundbreaking happens on this night and there are lots of repeats from the night prior. But still, as a whole run, this show is worth including in your listening time. Playin>UJB>Playin is the highlight of the night, but don't skip the China>Rider and a beautiful rendition of Brokedown Palace. As a whole show, I'm leaning toward a 3.5/5. Good, not great. The 2 shows that bookend this one are some of the best of the whole year, which makes this one the forgotten middle child. As for sound quality, I'm going 5. It can be a tad grainy and muddy, but I've sampled all available recordings of this show and this one is bar none the best of all of them. If you're looking for anything big, audacious, and ground breaking, you can skip this show. But if you want to hear a good Dead show with some amusing banter, hit this recording up! And then treat yourself to the rest of the offerings of Fall '73.
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December 1, 2021 Subject:
Can't Win 'em All
Recorded well, nothing really off point on the technical end. Its just that everything is too sluggish. I think the only song I thought this pacing worked
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on is "Brokedown Palace," which was a very nice version IMO, but everything else sounds like the gas tank's nearly empty. 11/30 and 12/2 were much better
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February 16, 2021 (edited)
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One of the best Volume so low here most recordings are useless w/out an expensive sound system.
This show & recording is the Grateful Dead at their best. May be my favorite non-JGB TLEO. maybe my favorite ever. These 3 shows just don't get old.
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Shame that it got released by DP's.
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February 5, 2021 Subject:
Best banter ever?
This show was featured in The Grateful Dead Hour radio show, episode no. 217 And besides being a fantastic show from the crispy single-drummer era, there's
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some really fun banter going on early in the second set as Bobby & Phil try to get the crowd to clear the aisles so the fire marshal doesn't shut them down. Specifically the second half of TLEO and Me And My Uncle - those should really be broken out into their own tracks on here for better visibility. The whole band gets into a full storytelling "lame trip" vamp after Me & My Uncle - trying to hypnotize the crowd, referencing rattle snakes - might be my favorite comedy routines ever - lol.
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December 4, 2014 Subject:
Come hear Uncle John's Band...
Wow, much good music here! It has taken me 3 days to wade thru this show. Perhaps the biggest standout to me is the UNCLE JOHN'S BAND in a PITB sandwich. Also
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really enjoyed T.L.E.O!!! The sound is so good that you can really follow the musicians and the vocals are clear as well. There is the running banter about returning to your seats. I think the best approach to this stuff was the SPAC show when the kid(s) was up on the light tower and the band threatened to stop playing. That boy(s) got down pretty quick after that. Imagine being the blockhead(s) who stopped a Dead Show that is worse than the Cubs fan who snagged the foul ball from the glove of the home team in the playoffs a few years back. Strange not hearing Donna during PLAYING but she was busy giving birth to Zion. Postscript -I linked this Brokedown Palace from You-tube to the Internet Archive forum as it was what I was listening to when I found out about the passing of a fellow head at the forum. It is a sweet and mellow Brokedown with beautiful harmonies. And on a final note: "It seems a common way to go get down and row, row, row"
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Hung, Wae-lo
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February 7, 2013 Subject:
Slipknot! in Playing
Sounds like a down-tempo Slipknot! around the 13:00 mark of PITB.
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March 12, 2011 Subject:
Weakest of a three night legendary run
Naturally thats why the two other nights had the Dick's Picks release. Donna sits out because she is giving birth to Boombox. Bobby gets way pissed
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at people getting too close to the stage and dancing in the isles. He literally screams twice at the audience during Me and My Uncle "Get back!". Not in his usual half-humorous "take a step back" shtick. After Uncle, Phil takes a calmer approach and sways disobedient heads back to their seats. Sounds like their may have been an unhappy police presence busting their chops that night. Guess this debunks the whole any-thing goes at a dead show attitude. They played at many fancy theaters. Weak for this run isn't weak. The setlist and show sound great. its just comparing tit-for-tat. Recording is top notch. 5 for CM transfer 4 for show quality 1 for stupid wooks
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March 11, 2011 Subject:
1973-12-01
Great sound on this. Excellent job by Mr. Charlie Miller. Thank you for doing what you do
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March 8, 2011 Subject:
1973
Thanks again Mr.Charlie for another one from the Archive ! Great sound, '73 great year for them and me ! Keep up the Great work ! roll'em up !
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